KuWFi CPE550-2 Installation guide

Brand: KuWFi

Model: CPE550-2

Type: Installation guide

The KuWFi CPE550-2 is a versatile outdoor CPE device designed for long-range wireless transmission and bridging. With its powerful capabilities, it excels in various applications, including video surveillance, data transmission, and wireless internet access. Here are some key features and use cases of the KuWFi CPE550-2:

Long-Range Wireless Transmission: The CPE550-2 supports long-distance wireless transmission of up to 5km (barrier-free), making it ideal for establishing connections between remote locations or extending existing networks.
Multiple Operation Modes: It supports multiple operation modes, including point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and WDS networking, providing flexibility in network configurations.

The KuWFi CPE550-2 is a versatile outdoor CPE device designed for long-range wireless transmission and bridging. With its powerful capabilities, it excels in various applications, including video surveillance, data transmission, and wireless internet access. Here are some key features and use cases of the KuWFi CPE550-2:

Long-Range Wireless Transmission: The CPE550-2 supports long-distance wireless transmission of up to 5km (barrier-free), making it ideal for establishing connections between remote locations or extending existing networks.
Multiple Operation Modes: It supports multiple operation modes, including point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and WDS networking, providing flexibility in network configurations.

Contents

1. Get Started to Know Your Wireless Bridge····································01

2. CPE Bridge For Video Transmission Introduction·······························02

3. Outdoor CPE Function··················································02

4. Outdoor CPE Specification···············································03

5. Digital Display Wireless Bridge Set Up·······································03

6. CPE Advanced Settings, Suitable for Point-to-multipoint··························07

7. Bridge Configuration (WEB UI)············································09

8. Field Applications······················································10

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1. Get Started to Know Your Wireless Bridge

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2. CPE Bridge For Video Transmission Introduction

CPE is widely used in highways, reservoir river monitoring, elevator monitoring systems, site

crane monitoring systems, port terminal monitoring systems, marine aquaculture monitoring

systems and So on.

CPE Video Bridge Transmission usually consists of two devices in AP and Client mode

respectively. At the Client-side (Receiving side) CPE connects with IP Camera, at the AP side

(Transmitting side) CPE connects with a video recorder. The AP can be receiving wireless data

transmitted from multiple Clients, and it is easy and convenient for centralized management of the

remote equipment.

3. Outdoor CPE Function

1. Long-distance 5.8G wireless transmission equipment

2. Support point-to-point, point-to-multipoint mode

3. Transmission distance up to 5km(Barrier-Free)

4. WDS networking mode, video network dual compatible.

5. Dialing to set the transmitter and receiver, and also support the PC to modify the IP settings.

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4. Outdoor CPE Specification

DRAM: DDR2 64MByte

FLASH: 16MByte

Wired Interface: 10/100Mbps LAN*2

Transfer method: Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)

Modulation: OFDM/BPSK/QPSK/CCK/DQPSK/DBPSK

Network Standard: IEEE802. 11n,IEEE802.11a ,IEEE802.3u

Power scheme: POE 24V 1A

Encryption: WEP encryption 64/128bits, WPA, WPA2, 802.1x

Operating temperature: -30℃~ 65℃

5. Digital Display Wireless Bridge Set Up

The digital display bridge is simply connected by dialing. After setting Bridge 1 and Bridge 2 to A

and B mode, set the two bridges to the same number (1,2,3, ... F) through the "reset" button, then

the two bridges can be automatically connected without using a computer for IP setting. The

dialing settings are connected using a point-to-point bridge, which is also suitable for

point-to-multipoint connections.

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5.1

Before connecting the power supply, move the bridge 1 to the A end through the A-B button, and

the bridge 2 moves to the B end through the A-B button, the A end represents the receiving mode,

the B end represents the transmitting mode; The bridge 1 and the bridge 2 are respectively set

after A and B. Connect the bridge to the power supply, the digital display shows“L" and flashes,

and the“L" disappears to indicate that the configuration connection is successful. At the same

time the WLAN signal light is on and flashing.

5.2

The reset button to set the led digital display, click once the startup configuration status, continue

to click, the number will increase, can be continuously increased.

Assume that a pair of bridges with a number of 3 is configured After bridge 1 set to 3, after the

bridge 2 set to 3, first the LED light will flash, then "L" flashes to indicate the application is being

configuration, please be patient, When "L" flashes, it will become the number "3", and the number

"3" will continue to flash until the bridge 1, bridge 2 is connected after the success, the LED

display“3”is always on, not flashing, indicating that the bridge 1 and bridge 2 has been

successfully networked.

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5.3

LED Number & IP Chart:

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6. CPE Advanced Settings, Suitable for Point-to-multipoint

Since the Bridge devices are mainly used for long-range signal bridge and repeating, and to avoid

IP address confliction when the CPE is connected with another router device, our bridge products

disable the DHCP function (automatic IP address assignment) by default, you need configure the

CPE at the first time to use it properly.

Pls configure your PC IP as 192.168.255.xxx (XXX is a figure 2-254), and then pls connect the

CPE as the diagram below. Then power on CPE, input 192.168.255.100 at the IE bar, then input

user name and password at the user interface to enter into the configuration page.

CPE Default IP: 192. 168.255.100

Notes: The IP address of WebUI changes with the LED number

(Reference LED Number & IP Chart Setting IP)

CPE Default User Name and Password: admin/admin

6.1 How to Configure Your PC IP As 192.168.255.xxx:

a. Find the network icon in the lower right corner and click Open Network and Internet Settings.

b. Select Ethernet and Click the Change Adapter Option.

C. Find the network connection you are using and right click on Properties.

d. Double- click the IPV4 setting, select the IP address below, enter the IP and confirm.

e. Configure your PC IP as 192.168.255.xxx (xxx is a figure 2-254), note that the set PC IP

cannot be the same as the IP of the CPE.

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7. Bridge Configuration (WEB UI)

Note: Before configuring the Bridge IP, AP Configuration, Client Configuration, make sure that the

PC and CPE are properly connected and that the PC IP is configured.

7.1 Computer Setup Debug Connection Diagram:

7.2 Wireless Transmission Mode ( Transmission Point)

Select "A(Master)" under the "Mode", then select Matching ID ( Such as "136" ).

See figure below:

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7.3 Wireless Receiver Mode (Receiving Point)

Select "B(Slave)" under the "Mode", then select Matching ID ( Such as "136" ).

See figure below:

8. Field Applications

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KuWFi CPE550-2 Installation guide

Brand: KuWFi

Model: CPE550-2

Type: Installation guide

The KuWFi CPE550-2 is a versatile outdoor CPE device designed for long-range wireless transmission and bridging. With its powerful capabilities, it excels in various applications, including video surveillance, data transmission, and wireless internet access. Here are some key features and use cases of the KuWFi CPE550-2:

Long-Range Wireless Transmission: The CPE550-2 supports long-distance wireless transmission of up to 5km (barrier-free), making it ideal for establishing connections between remote locations or extending existing networks.
Multiple Operation Modes: It supports multiple operation modes, including point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and WDS networking, providing flexibility in network configurations.

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